Dan Mazer is the perfect example of immigrants coming over to America and taking our jobs. He was doing perfectly well over in the UK as co-creator of Ali G and various other characters with Sacha Baron Cohen. In fact hes even got another movie coming out in theatres soon called Borat based on an Ali G character. But no hes got to come over...
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jksafn:
Funniest show on television, it makes me want to wear a fanny pack!
dickstarr:
This show is definately along the lines of Ali G, only the envelope has been pushed further into the right direction. I think the cast is quickly finding their niche and playing off of each other extremely well. This interview was wonderful as I now consider Dan Mazer a comedy genius. I'm also so excited to see Walsh back on the tube.
It was a real treat and a pleasure to get to talk to living legend Alan Arkin. I told a number of people that I was going to talk to the Oscar nominated improv guru and they said either You got to ask him about Glengarry Glen Ross. I was like Fuck that Im going to talk to him about Bad Medicine! But of course...
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earplug6947:
you'll have to run Yossarian!
jena:
I'm watching this right now 
Talking with The Blues Explosions Jon Spencer was an absolute pleasure. It was more of a conversation about music and comic books than just your ordinary run of the mill interview. But mostly we concentrated on Spencers latest collaboration, Heavy Trash, which is Rockabilly inflected album created with Matt Verta-Ray of Speedball Baby.
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Daniel Robert Epstein: I heard you just got back...
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Daniel Robert Epstein: I heard you just got back...
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dez:
I have completely lost track of how many Jon Spencer/Heavy Trash shows I've been to but one thing I'm sure of is that each and every show rocked. These boys NEVER disappoint... this mans' voice can and does make hetero women orgasm in their pants, I speak from personal experience.
mk47:
Caught the Blues Explosion in London(central) the other day and that skinny bitch still threw down....respect! well worth travellin thru the snow for and taking some stick from the ol uniforms woekin out of charing x..
still...it werent a BOSS HOG gig
still...it werent a BOSS HOG gig
Robin Hardy cemented his place in film history in the early 70s when he wrote and directed the cult film, The Wicker Man. Since then Hardy has done a number of film and television projects but has never tackled the subject of pagans again until now. His new novel Cowboys for Christ posits the idea of two Texas missionaries, one an upcoming young female...
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courtneyriot:
Robin Hardy cemented his place in film history in the early 70s when he wrote and directed the cult film, The Wicker Man. Since then Hardy has done a number of film and television projects but has never...
fentopal:
The Wicker Man has to be the absolute best horror movie I've ever seen. I get such an uneasy feeling every time I watch it. From what I've seen of the LaBute re-make, they've done away with things that were actually disturbing, and thrown in quick-and-easy scares.
Can't wait to read the Cowboys for Christ and see the resulting film.
Can't wait to read the Cowboys for Christ and see the resulting film.
Ben Edlund is a comedy genius. I first discovered his comic book, The Tick, when New England Comics put in one of their ads A combination of The Punisher and Wolverine! I was pulled in by this gimmick only to find that The Tick had more in common with Bob Burdens Flaming Carrot and Sergio Aragons Groo the Wanderer. The Tick is a mysterious big...
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john_hancok:
Wow I remember my dad was a stuntman in L.A. and he ran into Ben Edlund and told him how much of a fan I was. I was really young back then and loved the Tick. He begged the guy to surprise me and call me as I stayed in Michigan at the time. and SURPRISE! He called! greatest gift from a dad ever! So now the Tick will especially hold a place in my heart forever.
mutantbaby1:
Interesting interview.
Many were sad when the Lunachicks broke up. But hold your head high because Theo Kogan has bounced mighty high with her band Theo and the Skyscrapers. The new band includes many of Theo Kogans past collaborators such as Dimitry Makhnosky, Sean Pierce and Chris King. Theyve just released their new self-titled record and Theo and I have chatted all about it.
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lily:
love her
figueroa:
that record label shit happens all over the world.
thats the way the buissness is..
really crappy.
but iam a huge Lunachicks fan,
and i like gina`s (ex lunachicks guitar) proyect too.
BANTAM.
dont know what happend to it. i havent heard any news...
thats the way the buissness is..
really crappy.
but iam a huge Lunachicks fan,
and i like gina`s (ex lunachicks guitar) proyect too.
BANTAM.
dont know what happend to it. i havent heard any news...
Rudy Ray Moore is Dolemite. When those five words came across movie screens back in 1975 it made history. Film history, black history, everyones history! Dolemite was a seminal film in the blaxploitation genre because it was one of the first films in the genre to actually be created by African-Americans. Before Moore cast himself as Dolemite he was already famous for his outrageous...
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edmoloko:
"Bitch why'd you bring me cotton draws, you know I don't wear no fuckin cotton draws!"
jena:
Rest in peace Rudy!
The era of the working comedian is in full force. After standup got so popular in the 70s and 80s, most comedians were leaving the stage to create their own movies and television shows, very often never coming back. Nowadays many comedians want to create their own TV shows and movies but dont get the chance so we get to see them perform standup in...
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julian_delphinki:
My tocayo rules 
fearthereaper:
Geraldo is one of the best out there. The guy works hard and writes a lot.
Eighteen Visions is made up of James Hart, Ken Floyd, Keith Barney, Mick Morris and Trevor Baby. Their latest work is a self titled album and I got a chance to talk with Hart about its creation and their upcoming tour.
Buy the self titled album by Eighteen Visions
Daniel Robert Epstein: Where are you guys today?
James Hart: I dont exactly know what city...
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Buy the self titled album by Eighteen Visions
Daniel Robert Epstein: Where are you guys today?
James Hart: I dont exactly know what city...
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lock:
Heard them for the first time at Download...
They've got a convert here thats for sure!
They've got a convert here thats for sure!
jonsetsfire:
such a guilty pleasure record for me. i love it!
Few women have done sexually charged works that made an impression on both men and womens psyches. Tura Satanas look and work, especially in Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!, is right up there with Bettie Page, Dixie Evans and Brigitte Bardot. Satana is a woman that took all the shit shes gone through in life and dumped that anger right into Faster, Pussycat. Since that time...
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suri:
awesome!! love me some Tura
thestef:
AWESOME!! She is my hero.